Radination
by Ras Jahmeal
Ever come home from work
and wonder why you’re
mentally exhausted, or talked
on a cell phone so long not
only the device’s battery feels
drained, ever get your eyes
“glued” to the TV, or traveled
in a car using GPS and wonder
why your head feels warmer than usual. “Hot head” is
a symptom, to the fact that certain organs may be in
danger from excess exposure to unnatural radiation.
Colliders (the Big Bang replicator) challenged Albert
Einstein’s theory that nothing is faster than the speed
of light. The experiment found that when information
was sent from point A to B, certain
particles were received perhaps before the light itself. Scientist retracted
the finding for more research as the
notion instantly created an uproar in
the entire scientific community. The
core principle of physics was indeed
challenged.
Radiation; a force to be reckoned with. Radiation is
energy that comes from a source in the form of waves
or rays one cannot see with the naked eye. There are
natural and unnatural forms of this invisible current.
Overtime science and government have tapped into
electromagnetics for a myriad of uses. It is important
to be aware of these energies and how they impact
our daily lives, and in fact our future condition. Let’s
examine how we can lower radio-consumption.
During certain months of the year,
science and government fear for their
sky electronics because of what’s
known as Solar Flares. This flash of brightness from
the Suns surface is usually followed by a colossal
coronal mass ejection (CME) or ejection of clouds of
ions, atoms and electrons and can reach
the Earth within two days. These large
burps of energy can be equivalent to
160,000,000,000 megatons of TNT, needless to say one flick can ruin a satellite. On
the other hand, the spiritually enhanced
tend to harness the increase levels of radiation as sacrament and are often utilized
ritually.
The Sun is our Solar Systems absolute source of radiation. Since the Suns formation over 4.5 billion years
ago, it has blasted informational rays to its subjects.
Here on Earth, which is over 100 times smaller in diameter to the Sun, we encounter the effects daily. The
Ancient Ethiopians (including all prehistoric African
constituents) were the first to tap into the magnetic
field of which the Sun creates. In the Pyramids, the
light of the Sun was often refracted for various reasons from religious to time/calendar purposes. Mysticism supports ideas of the magnetic field being used
as a highway for telepathy and supernatural energy
forces. Science has now proven the Suns electro-magnetic waves with or without visible light can permeate hundreds of feet of water or rock. In fact recently
the Higgs Boson works from one of the world’s larger
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Anything natural can be manipulated for
an unnatural use, some for the benefit of
humanity and some harmful. Besides from
the most imminent source of radiation, the
Sun, there are many subtle forces that emit
radiation. Sound for instance is a very powerful force. Music for example, depending
on the keys used, can deliver a particular
emotion because every chord renders and different
frequency, which are interpreted by different
chakras, or organ systems of the body and in turn
converts the vibration. There are recent evidence to
support the collaboration of sound may have been
used to hoist megatons of rocks to build ancient
megaliths i.e. the Stonehenge of Wiltshire, England or
the ancient building complex in Ancash State, Peru, or
Gobekli Tepe, Turkey and of course countless sites of
continental Africa such as Nabta Playa in the western
Egyptian desert south of Cairo. All of these places
were erected by Ethiopian subjects.
Today’s most common source of artificial radiation
is technological data transfer via Wi-Fi and Cellular
signal. A precursive use of this technology was for
military walkie talkies. Since then the technology was
expanded. In fact, Henry T. Sampson, a black man,
invented the Gamma Electric Cell which gave life
to what we know as the